you are somebody who has a unique perspective on this front as senator gillibrand alluded to. say you have been torn about this but you've been a commander, somebody in that position, in that chain. why now? why have your views started to change on this at this point? >> yes, hallie, and i have been very torn on this. one, because i did serve as a military commander, both a company commander deployed overseas for "operation iraqi freedom" and following on as a battalion commander in the iowa national guard. i am a survivor of sexual assault. understanding the dynamics we've seen in the past i've worked diligently in my first term to bolster prevention efforts and make sure we are making improvements within the system. however, we do have these very damming reports that have come forward where we're not seeing a decrease in sexual assaults. we are not seeing the command climates change. ft. hood was a real tipping point i think for many people, with a devastating command climate that did not foster dignity and respect. we have got to get to the heart of that issue and that simp

what does senator kirsten gillibrand say now? >>> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible by the margaret and daniel lobe foundation, robert greneri, charles r. schwab, the david tepper charitable foundation, inc., the fair weather foundation. craig newmark philanthropies, and by corporate funding is provided by stevens, inc. >>> senator kirsten gillibrand, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> senator, let's start with president biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure package. most americans think of roads and bridges when they hear the world "infrastructure." you're a mother of two teen sons and you recently tweeted paid leave is infrastructure, child care is infrastructure, caregiving is infrastructure. explain. >> well, the way i see infrastructure is it's what's necessary to get the economy moving. and we traditionally look at things like roads and bridges and sewer systems. now we look at things like high-speed rail or a better electric grid or rural broadband. that's in my mind the hard infrastructure but the

kirsten gillibrand holds the new york senate seat was filled by her political idol, hillary clinton. she has been called the me too senator for speaking out against sexual assault in the military, and holding colleagues accountable for sexual harassment allegations. >> our governors lost the support of most of his governing partners we make times, taking heat. >> it is not easy, is not expedient, it's not politically helpful to make is difficult. but i value women. >> gillibrand remains focused on her work for veterans and american families. with democrats in control of congress and questions about whether the me too movement has stalled, what does senator kirsten gillibrand say now? >> fire early on is made possible in part by the margaret and daniel loeb foundation; charles r schwab; the david tepper charitable foundation inc. >> the fair weather foundation; craig newmark philanthropies; corporate funding provided by stevens. >> senator kirsten gillibrand, welcome to finding line. >> thank you. >> center, start with president biden's 2.3 trillion dollar infrastructure package. most

senator gillibrand hopes to get a vote on it this year. the v.a. declined comment on pending legislation but pointed to ongoing burn pit research. the agency also has a burn pit registry. more than 200,000 veterans and service members have already signed up. but that does not guarantee them coverage. >> kris van cleave on do you struggle with occasional nerve aches, weakness or discomfort in your hands or feet? introducing nervive nerve relief from the world's number 1 selling nerve care company. as we age, natural changes to our nerves occur which can lead to occasional discomfort. nervive contains b complex vitamins that nourish nerves, build nerve insulation and enhance nerve communication. and, alpha-lipoic acid, which relieves occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. live your life with less nerve discomfort with nervive nerve relief. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upset

could kirsten gillibrand be infrastructure?y noticed her until you kind of run into her and get hurt. i am infrastructure says kirsten gillibrand. like a lot of our infrastructure, she should be replaced. so, when you think of bill gates, he's a a guy who made billions with corporate software. bill gates doesn't think of himself that way. bill gates doesn't think of himself who got super rich. he thinks of himself as god. he controls the solar system. and that is why he is back in something called sun dimming technology that would reflect sunlight of the earth's atmosphere causing global cooling. that's not fraught with risk. you thought pathogens was dangerous. scientists are testing that technology by spewing calcium carbonate dust into the atmosphere. >> bill gates is back in the first high-altitude experiment creating a massive chemical cloud. it is called solo geo engineering. it would look something like this. thousands of planes would fly very high and inject millions of tons of light reflecting particles into the strato

we forgot about kirsten gillibrand. then we saw the tweets.eet, support of the bite infrastructure build. if paid leave his infrastructure. because aleve is infrastructure. caregiving is infrastructure. caregiving is infrastructure? because caregiving is infrastructure what is infrastructure? could kirsten gillibrand be infrastructure? she is in a way. she's a bridge, you never notice her until you run into her and get hurt. she's a rusting trestle, i'm infrastructure says kirsten gillibrand. like a lot of the infrastructure, she should be replaced. you think of bill gates and you look at some guy who made billions creating super clunky software, you did not realize that bill gates doesn't think of himself that way. bill gates doesn't think of himself as some guy who got super rich making bad software, he thinks of himself as god. controlling the solar system and that's why bill gates backing son dimming technology causing global cooling. that's not fraud risk risks. of talk about gain of function research on pathogens was dangerous, try that.

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joining me now, democratic senator kirsten gillibrand of new york and joni ernst.d to have you here. senator ernst, you have resisted a change like this for years. what changed? >> i have. starting years ago, of course, i served in the military. i was a commander. so i understand how important this issue has been for military commanders and the desire to keep these types of decisions within the military chain of command. but i'm also a survivor of sexual assault and i have done everything i can think of in the past six years, in my first term of office to work within the existing structure and system to do better for sexual assault survivors. we are not seeing a dent in the numbers. and after the report that came from ft. hood this last year, we saw very toxic leadership climate that allowed horrible things to happen. and we have to see a shift. senator gillibrand, be who has been a very dear friend of mine and a relentless advocate on this issue, she approached me again this year. we sat down and thought let work through this. let find a way forward that will work

. >> senator gillibrand via webex. >> thank you mr. chairman. want to continue along the line of questioning. i have seen mixed reporting the us systems still susceptible to solarwinds hacks? and only after every system has been patched? >> if you did not patch any vulnerability i would say you are still susceptible. with solarwinds all of the capabilities to command and control has been severed. even if it is vulnerable at this time it is unlikely that attack would be successful. but definitely on the other patching needs to continue. >> what type of personnel would develop and maintain the trust architecture and how does that experience be distinct from cyberpersonnel? >> good question. we don't feel we have to create a zero trust workforce. as we discussed earlier, many things we are already doing. we need to round out the portfolio of all capabilities to train existing defenders on those new capabilities. >> is this consistent with current strategies? >> absolutely. >> and many elements of the operations can you speak to what training is req

as senator gillibrand, cha child -- and former house republicans and potential pennsylvania senate candidatethat was the equivalents of gop messaging on infrastructure. all as biden prepares to take his first steps on guns. >> i expect the president will have more to say tomorrow. >> reporter: set to unveil executive action which would include background checks on handmade, self-aassembled firearms, known as ghost guns. he's expected to press lawmakers on capitol hill to act in the wake of shootings that killed 18 in georgia and colorado last month. >> i don't need to wait another minute, let alone an hour, to take common-sense steps that will save lives in the future. >> reporter: jake, i was struck today by how forceful president biden's defense of his proposal was, especially given how early it is. speaking of white house officials, they made clear it was impassed for a reason, making a point, now is the time to act. if rpgs are willing to sit there and put up roadblocks. >>> a surprising new shortage related to covid that may mean some won't be able to get ketchup with their fries. >>> a

when you have people like senator gillibrand treating everything is infrastructure, $2 trillion packageth only 7% actually going towards what we know as infrastructure, there is no way to start. if they are serious about it and if biden really wants to do something, come to the table and get something done for the american people. the $2 trillion is not his money or aoc's money or anybody else's money but the american people's money and we have to pay for this for generations. it makes more sense to have a bipartisan piece of legislation where we can come together and get something done that can actually not kill jobs but create jobs and keep our roads and bridges safe. >> harris: when the president says he doesn't want the ordinary person to be fleeced when it comes to tax hikes. according to the tax foundation the top 10% of earners paid 71% of all income taxes. the top 25% paid 87% in 2018 after the trump tax changes. that means very little of the main population is actually as he would say getting fleeced. they aren't paying taxes at all. >> look, joe biden is only interested in pla

senator gillibrand: thank you. two director haines -- to director haines, i'm very concerned about the testimony today that opponents are using u.s. infrastructure and loopholes to penetrate our infrastructure, our companies in a way that prohibits us from following through on our investigation. i understand there are legal reasons, and i've heard the testimony that you want to talk about how we can ask the private sector to perhaps consider having a required law, and i think that is a reasonable approach, but i would like a little more context and information from both of you on how you see these gaps and in fact, when we do have undermining of our democracy, such as what russia tried to do with the election and undermine public confidence in our electoral process, these are serious, serious issues, and i don't like hearing that we have blind spots, so i would like a little more analysis that there are other authorities needed. i hear you saying there are not more authorities needed, but i guess i'm not willing to

but i value women. >> gillibrand remains focused on her work for veterans and american families.

democratic senator kristin gillibrand on the defense said paid leave is infrastructure.s infrastructure. drawing mockery from staffers and minority leader mitch mcconnell office says we are all infrastructure now and saying this kind of framing is not new, quote: remember the last bill democrats rammed through congress was sold as covid relief until it passed then it suddenly became the greatest antipoverty initiative since lbj or something and their voting rights bill is really a partisan takeover of our entire electoral system. >> whether you have people like senator gillibrand coming out there tweeting that everything is infrastructure hence put a $2 trillion package together with only 7% actually going towards what we know as infrastructure, interest's no way to start. >> speaker nancy pelosi defended the bill's framing saying this generational investment will promote jobs, commerce, security, and the health of the country. >> these things are related. if you are going to build the infrastructure, you have to have workforce development, education,. >> today speaker p

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what senator gillibrand is talking about investing in our people both are important i agree with theet through the congress of the united states. >> right senator, we know that we're a divided nation there's not a lot of bipartisanship i think -- i know you were caught on a hot mike basically saying it's going to have to be through reconciliation most likely i think most of us assume that, but when a republican looks at a democrat who say it's the tax and spend democrats. when a democrat looks at republicans, it's obstruct and do nothing republicans who don't want to spend any money, ever raise taxes. but if you throw everything into this bill and just raise taxes to pay for it, and call it infrastructure, do it through reconciliation, why isn't that just falling right into the tax and spend trap every long-term democratic wish list gets put into a $2 trillion bill after we just spent a couple of trillion, why isn't that what we should take away from what's happening? >> i don't think that's the democratic strategy. i can tell you as the chair of a subcommittee that has a strong hist

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the gop had real field day with a tweet from senator kim stint gillibrand -- di stint gillibrand which in addition of the world. they're calling that violent to the english language. gillibrand tweeted paid leave is infrastructure, childcare is infrastructure, care giving is infrastructure. mitch mcconnell jokes we're all -- joked we're all infrastructure now stating the plan should be dubbed the trojan horse for tax hikes. they wrote: remember the last bill democrats rammed through congress was sold as covid relief until it passed and it suddenly became the greatest anti-poverty initiative since lbj or something, and their voting rights bill is a partisan takeover of our entire electoral system. some of the items republicans are saying have no place in the infrastructure bill include $400 billion for home-based area, $35 billion to study climate change, $35 billion to prepare for future pandemics, also investing in manufacturing and job training initiatives that critics say should really be in a jobs bill, not an infrastructure bill. but to the democrats, these things really are all t

everything that is how courts construed it congress construed it if you have people lining senator gillibrands have no meaning none he whatever there is no limit to government pour to rbiing rerestrict your freedom what you want to do republicans live in places potholes roads bridges crumbling broadband when you do it so much audios i canned be onboard. >> i was charmed by this. she was trying to sell us, on giving her money for other things that is what politicians have always done so there was a little bit of old-fashioned, democrat politics in this like oh give me some money so i can do things at least not pointing at us calling us racist that was been normal playbook, so they are trying to convince us of something not really working but i thought it will was interesting that she kind of going for that, i don't even like the word "infrastructure" call what it is if you need money for roads tell me give you money for roads a bridge let me know money for bridge. >> my favorite bridge in the country you know we love that tell me what you need i will give it to you once you start putting it un

. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a couple of weeks ago internationally athlete gillibrand announced to the world thatis infrastructure even her. sandy courtes saw this and thought i need my own big idea. according to this congresswoman everything is climate change. >> it's the pursuit of profit at all ecological costs. the trampoline of rights is a cows of private change. -- a cause of climate change. we are allowing people the right to healthcare and the right to housing and education. >> tucker: the worst thing we did in this country was give bachelor degrees to dumb people. mark stein joins us to assess. climate change is racism with the infrastructure. what do you think this means? >> yes, everything is infrastructure. infrastructure is climate change. climate change is racism and racism is everything. your reaction is to roll your eyes and mine is to roll my eyes. i would be happy to pitch an eye rolling hour every night on this challenge for these stories. nobody who matters rolls their eyes at aoc. they take her seriously. even chuck schumer who is not an idiot. he may be depraved but he is no

. >> greg: does gillibrand have a pot hole in her brain? >> i don't know. idea that facts don't matter anymore. facts don't feature in most of the way we form our opinions. words, that's what it means. >> spoken like a typical straight white man. >> there you go. how do we get back to the basics? words have meaning. facts are important. science, math. we are just saying words now, aren't we? >> greg: yes. cantaloupe! >> you get my point. you hear this phrase all the time. people say they are speaking their truth? >> no you have truth and then you have your opinion, your version of a truth. we have to dial this back to the point, there is more to it than just how i feel about something. >> greg: today on "the five" i announced that i was going to identify infrastructure because -- >> because you can identify whatever you want. >> greg: either a railway or a subway or a tunnel. >> definitely a tug boat. >> oh! >> greg: that's true. you should see me float. what are your thoughts? >> well, infra-is so annoying to me. he is not wrong. in that bill severing in i

squad members, the far left members, it's senators like the junior senator from new york kristin gillibrand leave is infrastructure. child care is infrastructure are or that care-giving is infrastructure. i don't know where she learned that are the american people really buying this? 30 seconds to you? >> well, i think what's happening is the democrats have to take back their party. they continue to move more and more to the left because they are afraid of people like alexandria ocasio-cortez who has put up primaries against them. i see it firsthand being a representative from new york. they have taken congressional seats and legislative seats and now working on the city council, if the democrats do not stand up to the far left, they are going to continue to see their party being taken over and our nation being undermined. it was very surprising, to be frank, that jerry nadler would take up a court-packing bill. is he afraid, too. he went along with impeachment and now he's going along with this. todd: congresswoman nicole malliotakis thank you for your time this morning, great insight. tha

: a couple >> tucker: a couple of weeks ago, internationally renowned cognitive athlete kirsten gillibrandtor, announced that everything is infrastructure, assumable even her. sadie cortez thought this and said to come i need my own big idea. according to congresswoman cortez everything is climate change. >> the climate crisis is a crisis born of injustice, and the crisis born of pursuit of profit at any and all human and ecological costs. which means that we must recognize the legislation that the trampling of indigenous rights is a cause of climate change, that the trampling of racial justice is a climate change because we are allowing people and we are allowing ourselves to make sure -- we are allowing folks to deny ourselves human rights and the right to health care and housing education. >> tucker: is obviously the worst thing we did in this country was given ashlar's degree is to dumb people, especially dumb aggressive people, that's what we get. mark steyn isn't originally from this country but he has a clearer picture. it turns out that climate change to indigenous rights of infras

chairman. >> thank you, senator gillibrand.et me recognize by webex store around. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you both for your service to our country. let me begin with the question for general townsend, and general, , the last time i had n opportunity to visit djibouti i noted at the time we had a chance to observe the operations of the chinese were doing with regard to the creation of a naval base or at least a port there at djibouti. can you share with is the current status of the chinese operation in djibouti right now with regard to the report and what they're capable of doing with it? >> thank you subdued. sigar. the chinese based in djibouti is named dora base. what the event in the last two years is completed a very large and capable naval peer that is, i i joined their base. this has the capability to dock their largest ships to include the chinese aircraft carrier as well as nuclear submarines. now, they are finishing that hereinafter there applying the final coats of paint to this thing. i expect th

. >>> democrat senator gillibrand being knocked on social media for referring to paid leave and childe roads and bridges. jacqui heinrich what is going on here, jackie? a fight over a word? reporter: good morning, stuart, the gop had a field day with the tweet from senator kristin gillibrand that sums up their whole point that president biden's definition of infrastructure is stretch even beyond what some economists recognize and they're calling that violence to the english language. gillibrand tweeted paid live is infrastructure, child care is infrastructure, care giving is infrastructure. that set off staffers in majority leader mitch mcconnell who joked we're all infrastructure. they are defending a narrow definition of what infrastructure really is. mcconnell remember the last bill the democrats rammed through congress was covid relief until it passed but suddenly it became the greatest poverty initial tiff since lbj or something. and. items republicans say have no place in a infrastructure bill including $400 billion for home-based care. $35 billion to study climate change. $35 b

the story from capitol hill. >> bill: the gop had a field day with a tweet from senator kristin gillibrand up their whole point. president biden's definition of the word is a stretch beyond what economists recognize. violence to the english language. childcare is infrastructure, caregiving is infrastructure. it set off staffers in mccarthy's office we're all infrastructure now. defending a narrow definition of what it really is mcconnell wrote the last bill democrats ran through congress was sold as covid relief until it passed and suddenly became the greatest anti-poverty initiative since lbj and voting rights bill is a partisan takeover of our entire electoral system. some of the items republicans say have no place in the bill include $400 billion for home-based care, $35 billion to study climate change and prepare for future pandemics and 590 billion to invest in job training initiatives came under scrutiny. critics saying it should be a jobs bill not infrastructure bill. to democrats they're all tied together. >> america was expanding, louisiana purchase, louis and clark expeditions an

. >> reporter: new york's kirsten gillibrand hope to make it easier in order to qualify for help from that are linked to toxins that were emitted that you are presumptively covered and you will receive the health care benefits that you've earned. >> reporter: the bill has bipartisan support. marco rubio is a co-sponsor. >> no more bureaucratic studies. no more bureaucratic red tape. >> reporter: and it has some star power attached to it, too. >> the worst case scenario is that we grant health care to say veteran suffering a terrible disease. >> reporter: jon stewart seeing parallels to benefits for 9/11 first responders. >> this is the true cost of war, don't make the veterans pay for your budgeting error. if you didn't put this into the total price, that's on you. not on the families. not on the veterans. that's on the government. >> reporter: what is your message to lawmakers because they've listened to you in the past? >> congress is a wonderful place to wave a flag. well, you can't just say we support the troops and then abandon them when the troops need support. >> reporter: the

senator gillibrand on twitter in the last 24 hours. it is really difficult to know what you are doing when there is no agreement on what infrastructure spending actually is. kevin: democrats, the talking point they have been pushing is railroads word infrastructure decades ago and the boat railroads. secretary lew the judge has come out saying they need innovation for tomorrow. it is going to be a robust debate. mike pence coming out yesterday creating a packed for 2024. outlined some of his core principles, lawmakers don't get paid unless they balance the budget. he is pushing to audit the fed. the populist tea party talk that was post-2008 on the right is alive and well and the flames being stoked in the 2024 debate that is being started. lisa: how much of this is actually sticking or trying to find a new platform ahead of the 2022 midterms? it seems like this is a very popular bill when it comes to the rank-and-file of americans. forget the affiliation. is this just basically talking points to see how to energize the base? kevin: in

senator gillibrand saying, paid leave is infrastructure. child care is infrastructure. care giving is infrastructure. republicans are mocking that, a utility. if you put them aside, do the american people believe that belongs in an infrastructure package? >> this is called the american jobs plan. if you look at the poll from the morning consult just this morning, 64% of republicans believe that we should be investing in caring for our elderly through this infrastructure, infrastructure and jobs bill. the numbers of republicans who believe that infrastructure is, every day republicans, i'm talking about. who believe that infrastructure is the scaffolding of our lives. and these are the jobs of the future. so this is a bill that is for addresses people who need jobs in all pockets of the country, all kinds of people, all kinds of jobs. actually on friday, georgetown put out a study that said that the jobs that will be created in this bill will require a high school degree but not -- but you don't have to have a college degree to have these jobs. these are jobs that are go

kirsten gillibrand i have worked with. sexual assault in the military continues.out out to the senator. she was lonely voice when we were covering the hearings. i want to talk about your book "heart of fire" dedicated to your mother who was escaping an abusive husband. talk about how she inspired you on your advocacy to infire women and children. >> my mother brought us to this drount create a better life for ourselves. she was so persevering to do that. so for her to speak up for people who have -- very humble beginnings. a social safety net to protect us. this experience really showed me the kinds of things that i needed to fight for. i always remember where i came from, who i fight for and why. >> the pictures in your book are extraordinary as well, about the path that you took. i also want to ask you about president biden's decision, at least to now, keep the trump era cap on refugees at 15,000. >> he has changed his mind because he heard from a lot of people -- it is a different category who have been vetted to come to the country. sending a letter that i wil

gillibrand reliance on the big tech giants. introducing legislation the big tech act.ernment ability for facebook and amazon. after it shut down parler back in january. but his big government intervention the right play here which party is a bigger sledgehammer print let's break it out that max offends cofounder fox news and contributor jonas ferris. he is so powerful his middle name powers and entire corporation. david: thanks for coming back. >>'s before when i heard is sponsoring this peace of legislation about the misspelled liz warren. >> is very strange republicans started the antitrust that's an all republican thing that kind of got taken over by democrats later on. so josh is sort of in the -- there is a history here of republicans. teddy roosevelt and the original sherman antitrust act also from republican senator. kennedy: that was like 1700 years ago. >> it was spread believe it or not a lot of these rules would still apply fact this is my biggest beef about it. i understand where he's going with this for there are some issues with big tech companies. i thin

kirsten gillibrand, "paid leave his infrastructure, child care's infrastructure, caregiving's infrastructure." no, senator, it's not infrastructure. but you know what is infrastructure? yeah, the keystone xl pipeline project that you killed, the dakota pipeline. energy resources in ny or alaska. when, joe, are you going to apologize for destroying those six-figure career hardworking jobs for american energy workers? it's just one of the many reasons the biden administration has to lie to you, to we the american people, as they are getting more desperate by the day. because biden and even pete buttigieg now caught this week saying delma claiming the package would cost have 19 billionjobs. what that's why he kept felling on the stairs, that was a lie. number included 16.3 billion jobs that moody's project it would be added even if biden's infrastructure proposal never became the law. oh, biden, he's just off a mere 16 million jobs on that lie. like clockwork, rather than admit obvious mistakes, democrats do what they always do. when all else fails, play the race car. they do it every two years

you know, senator gillibrand got ridicule yesterday for tweeting that paid leave is infrastructure.re. actually it's president biden that really deserves a good bit of the raspberries on that. it's actually his bill. it's $2 trillion, maybe $2.3 trillion. only about 30% of it by any stretch of the imagination could be called infrastructure. so i think -- i heard what roy blunt said sunday. i like it very much. we have a problem with the president when we ask him to compromise on the rescue bill. he offered 1.9 trillion. we offered $600 billion. then he said it was up to us to make yet another counter offer. that's usually not the way compromise works. >> neil: so where is this going, senator? i know other concerns you had leaving aside the price tag, the taxes that go with it. now we're hearing a concerned on the part of joe manchin, seems to be a power broker. he's not keen on a 28% corporate tax rate. maybe more like 25%. the president quickly adding i'm open to negotiate this. where do you think this is going? >> i just hope we can have a real negotiation. joe manchin likes 25% c

far left new york senator, kirsten gillibrand. child care is infrastructure. caregiving is infrastructure. no, senator, it's not infrastructure. but hey, joe, you know what is infrastructure? yeah, the keystone xl pipeline project you killed. the dakota pipeline. energy resources in alaska. when, joe, are you going to apologize for destroying the six-figure career hardworking jobs for american energy workers? now, is just one of the many reasons the biden administration has to lie to you, towhee, the american people and they are getting more desperate by the day. and even pete buttigieg now was caught this week falsely claiming that the package would create 19 million jobs. that was a lie too, just like joe got blown over by the wind three times and that is why he kept falling on the stairs getting up to air force one. that was a lie. the number, by the way included 16.3 million jobs that he projected would be added, even if his infrastructure proposal never became the law. he was just off a mere 16 million jobs on that lie. like clockwork, rather than admit o

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everything through at once by making this phony argument because now you have democrat senator kirsten gillibrandtally on the internet, saying paid family leave is on infrastructure. so pennies and rainbows are infrastructure too? >> everything is infrastructure now. because this is a infrastructure bill we don't know how many trains will leave the station and let's throw absolutely everything on there. members of congress are guilty of that. the biden administration is guilty of that. they're trying to low a 400 billion-dollar medicaid expansion in this bill. we can argue whether it's a good idea or bad idea but it is certainly not infrastructure. adding on labor provisions on this bill that eviscerate 27 states right to work laws. you can say that is a good thing or bad thing but no way that is infrastructure. progressives on the hill like aoc are saying the bill is far too small. they want a 10 trillion-dollar bill, that opens up floodgates for everything they want to do. elizabeth: gotcha. let's listen to president biden doing the new democrat party line, stretching the definition of infrastr

republicans generally can't agree on much these days, but today you had democratic senator kirsten gillibrandco rubio along with you promoting this bill. president biden says he believes a burn pit might have cause his son beau's fatal brain cancer. are we in a moment? is there enough unity in congress to get this bill passed into law? >> i truly hope so because this is sort of a moral imperative. this is the cost of war when you send people overseas. you have to be prepared for taking care of the consequences of that service on those veterans. you know, these families are almost made to be defendants in court cases on their own health conditions. it's bizarre, especially since the v.a. itself, the statute is even if there's reasonable doubt that it's not service connected, reasonable doubt, the benefits still goes to the veteran and that's why presumption i think is the only way to do it. >> this process -- your husband fighting cancer while fighting the v.a., i can't even imagine how horrible this has been for you and your family. >> it's actually a fight that i'm -- i've taken on after his

>> well, we have, i mean, senators gillibrand and representative spires from california have long advocatedone something this terrible, then he would be responsible. most often, he could be a she nowadays and very proud to say that. and so that's why they wanted to take it out of the chain of command but the pressure put on commanders has led to commanders basically saying prosecute anything that gets reported. that actually, during the time of my service on this committee, we saw that cases that the staff judge advocate said are terrible cases, there's not enough evidence. he said/she said. there's no corroborating evidence and there's just no way to proceed. but those are being prosecuted anyway, which led to a very high acquittal rate. so when you saw the numbers that you put up about how many cases are reported and how many are convicted, part of the reason is because they were bringing very weak cases and that's not good for the system. it's not good for the defendant and it's not good for the plaintiff. the victim feels revictimized if there isn't a conviction. i think there's been a

was led by sheldon whitehouse and the senate along with mazie hirono, richard blumenthal, kirsten gillibrand and now head of the judiciary committee dick dermot. they have sent out amicus brief to the court threatening the justices saying if you take up this gun rights case out of new york, we will restructure the court. so this group, this handful of senators threatened the court with packing. and it was so bad, in fact, that sam alito called them out on it. so that's what they are trying to do. and it actually worked. because the chief justice joined the liberals and backed away from ruling on that new york gun case. so this is what they are up to. they are trying to basically intimidate the justices about what cases they take up to not make rulings that would help conservatives, if you will. but this party, i call them -- these democrats the party of ariewk assault. spoiled brats, i want it and i want it now. >> dana: amicus is my safe word. [laughter] >> greg: terrible. all right. coming up, you don't even know what a safe word is, dana. >> dana: i watch billions, i know. >> greg: agitat

chairman. >> thank you, senator gillibrand. let me recognize senator fisher via webex. >> general walters, as you know the 55th wing is headquartered in my state and b135s and their crews provide a valuable contribution to their mission from their base. these provide a unique capability but i'm concerned our overall demand is greater than the capability that we currently possess. for that reason i believe it's essential we not only continue investing in new isr networks but also that we maintain and modernize high end capabilities we currently have in the irc 135 fleet. in right of that how does the icr 135 fit into your current need for isr? and if you could fell tell me overall what the percentage of the requirements are currently being met. >> senator, the rc135 is pivotal in our campaign with respect to indications and warnings in what it does from intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance standpoint. the concern we all have when new systems come onboard it has the potential to create a vacuum the enemy can exploit. and

i really want to build upon what senator gillibrand is talking about with first architecture and really the role of artificial intelligence and what that may play in this, of course, the national security commission artificial intelligence released its final report earlier this year and highlighted risk of the united states failing to compete in the a.i. era final report strategy to press and employ for national security, and of the broader technology competition but when it comes to network security of course something we're always interested in is a particularly timely a.i. can absolutely detect behavior pat help us understand how, when, and what users interact on the network. for example, deviation from normal networks behavior, indicates malicious activity, such admirable case and how do we use and i don't to say emerging technology anymore because a.i. and machine learning are here. they are becoming more robust every day. how can they support and d.o.d. zero trust architecture? >> thank you senator for the question. the -- we can't just again with a.i. as part of the problem so we